Do you ever go to the cards confused, heartbroken, lost, and walk away feeling even more confused, heartbroken, and lost? We all know the transformative power of the tarot. You likely discovered it yourself in your first reading, when the Magician, the Hermit, the High Priestess looked you in the eye and told you exactly who you were. And then, as the story usually goes,
This is the one technique that has totally transformed and deepened my tarot practice. We’ve all had the experience of being “haunted” by a tarot card, pulling it again and again over days, weeks, even years. And of course, we wonder if there’s something more we’re supposed to get about the card, if there’s something we’re missing, and that intuition is usually very right. Because
It honestly scares me how casually we talk about shadow work. Shadow work is a term that has become ubiquitous in new-age spiritual communities over the last few years, and has even begun branching out into the mainstream. You may hear it thrown out casually at your yoga studio or in a coffee shop or on an Insta post—“This self-care Sunday is going to be